Boys
Non-district
Texico 74, Logan 49
Texico 26 14 16 18 — 74
Logan 12 14 10 13 — 49
Leading scorers — Texico, Brett Anderson 23, Lucas Walthers 19, Rhett Martin 14. Logan, Cimmaron Osburn 15, taylor Smith 11, Brandon Rafool 10. 3-pointers — Texico, Martin. Logan, Rafool 3, Rylan Calbert, Osburn.
Records — Texico 17-1, Logan 9-8.
Junior varsity — Texico 69, Logan 27.
Notes: Brett Anderson scored 14 of his 23 points in the first quarter and the Wolverines were never threatened. “We played real good halfcourt offense,” Texico coach Richard Luscombe. “We moved the ball real wel and got some real good shots.” ... Texico, which has won 17 straight since a season-opening loss to Vega, Texas, has scored 70 or more points four times this season, including twice against Logan. … Logan had its four-game win streak snapped.

District 3-1A
Dora 61, Fort Sumner 58, OT
Dora 16 19 10 8 8 — 61
Fort Sumner 13 16 12 12 5 — 58
Leading scorers — Dora, Lathan Lieb 34, Jeremy Butler 11, Kyler Smith 10. Fort Sumner, Berry Stinnett 23, Zach Kenyon 13. 3-pointers — Dora, Butler, Smith. Fort Sumner, Christian Pettigrew.
Records — Dora 15-5 (3-0), Fort Sumner 12-5 (2-1).
Junior varsity — Fort Sumner 57, Dora 31.
Notes: Fort Sumner led 53-47 with less than two minutes left, but Lieb’s 3-point play with 1:08 to go and Smith’s 3-point basket with nine seconds left forced overtime. Butler then hit a 3-pointer less than a minute into the extra session, and the Coyotes never relinquished the lead. Lieb got a layup behind Fort Sumner pressure to give Dora a four-point lead with 35 seconds left. … Stinnett is averaging 22.2 points over the past six games, with five games of 21 or more.

Melrose 42, Floyd 33
Melrose 9 15 8 10 — 42
Floyd 14 6 8 5 — 33
Leading scorers — Melrose, Clint Barnard 18, Sammy Lawrence 13. Floyd, Chet Chenault 10, Chay Chenault 9, Hunter Terry 8. 3-pointers — Melrose, Barnard , Ramon Arenivar, Lawrence, Kendal Mudgett. Floyd, Chet Chenault 3, Chay Chenault, Terry.
Records — Melrose 7-9 (1-2), Floyd 12-7 (0-2).
Junior varsity — Melrose over Floyd, score n/a.

Girls
Non-district
Clovis Christian 45, Clovis JV 41
Clovis JV 6 10 10 15 — 41
Clovis Christian 7 5 17 16 — 45
Leading scorers — Clovis JV, Alicia Viscaino 13, Kayla Ware 9. Clovis Chritian, Jennifer Schaap 18, Jocelyn Swann 14. 3-pointers — Clovis JV, Viscaino 2. Clovis Christian, none.
Records — Clovis JV n/a, Clovis Christian 11-7.
Notes: Clovis JV led 20-13 early in the third quarter before the Lady Eagles went on a 16-2 run to finish the period, fueled by five points from Swann and four each from Schaap and Kelby Bell. The lead was never less than three after that. “We just moved the ball better,” CCS girls coach Max Kralicek said. “We ran the floor well, and we got several layups.” … It was the rubber match of three games between the teams this season, all at CCS. Each was decided by four points.

District 3-1A
Dora 43, Fort Sumner 39
Dora 7 13 10 13 — 43
Fort Sumner 6 15 8 10 — 39
Leading scorers — Dora, Tearney O’Connor 23, Kelli Merrick 8. Fort Sumner, Bree Lucero 14, Sarah Stinnett 10. 3-pointers — Dora, O’Connor 5, Kelsey King. Fort Sumner, Stinnett 2.
Records — Dora 14-2 (3-0), Fort Sumner 11-7 (2-1).
Junior varsity — Fort Sumner 23, Dora 20.
Notes: Lucero’s two free throws tied the game 36-36 with 1:03 left, but O’Connor’s final trey put the Lady Coyotes ahead for good with 48 seconds to go. She then sealed the win with four free throws in the final 16 seconds.

Texas
District 2-2A
Muleshoe 54, Floydada 46
Muleshoe 8 16 12 18 — 54
Floydada 10 8 9 19 — 46
Leading scorers — Muleshoe, Sarah Johnson 19, Morgan Smith 14. Floydada, Megan Aleman 18, Whitley Beedy 14. 3-pointers — Muleshoe, Johnson 2, Smith. Floydada, Beedy, Avery Miller, Blanca Suarez.
Records — Muleshoe 17-10 (3-3), Floydada 16-9 (4-2).
Notes: Muleshoe has handed Floydada both its district losses. ... Johnson and Smith each scored seven in the second quarter as Muleshoe surged to a 24-18 halftime lead. The Lady Mules lead by as many as 13 in the fourth quarter. … After getting beaten badly on the boards in Tuesday’s loss to Tulia, Muleshoe held its own against Floydada. “Tulia just killed us on the boards,” Muleshoe coach Val Acree said. “We worked on it this week in practice. We didn’t allow many second chances tonight and we got quite a few ourselves.”